September 26, 2005 This weekend was BUSY! Louis came again and we worked out every day, he took my Abs class, we went to a friend’s dinner, attended two BBQ’s, watched the Love Parade and had a picnic at the Zen Fest Concert. While I was driving down Lake Merced Road I passed a community center that I fondly remember visiting a few times earlier this year…I was involved in a mentor training program there. Earlier this year I was going through a tough…
testing the power of love.
September 19, 2005
September 18, 2005 I did so many things in San Francisco this weekend! Louis was in town and we drove through the Haight and Castro districts, we sampled foods at the Farmers Market on the Embarcadero… we ate lunch at Fisherman’s wharf, we walked around the Marina District, we hiked around Golden Gate Park, we had dinner in North Beach and we partied at the Lion’s Den in Pacific Heights…and that was just on Saturday! While I was born in San Francisco, I was raised in Sacramento. I moved back to the…
language of love.
September 13, 2005
September 12, 2005 I am back!!! I arrived back from a week long vacation on the Big Island of Hawaii last night! It was soo much fun. I went snorkeling almost every day, saw the volcanoes and most importantly, I spent a lot of quality time with my father. The truth is, is that while it was a beautiful vacation overall, the majority of the time, (even though it was a big resort) I was having a hard time living in harmony with my father. When we disagreed on…
the universe within.
September 5, 2005September 4, 2005 I finally visited an exhibit here in San Francisco called, “The Universe Within.” This exhibit exposes the human organism in a captivating yet disturbing manner: I saw preserved, human bodies intact, without skin. I saw each muscle, each bone, each organ…I saw how the nervous, cardiovascular, and digestive system operated. I saw bodies split into saggital, frontal and horizontal planes. Bodies were positioned riding a bike, shopping in heels, throwing a baseball…the most disturbing display was a standing human body holding a…